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Industrial trays for material handling

Key element in Logistics 4.0

Automated processes and digitalization in the smart factory require compatible and effective industrial handling systems. Thermoformed trays are an important part of this system. They contain products, protect them and ensure an orderly flow of goods.

Industrial trays for material handling: Key element in Logistics 4.0
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Human-robot collaboration

Safe collaboration between humans and robots

The factory of the future is highly automated and digitalized. Cooperation between humans and robots plays a key role in the automation of production. Safety in particular is an issue that poses technical and ethical challenges. The Fraunhofer IFF is contributing to safe human-robot collaboration with its research.

New technologies for safe human-robot collaboration
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16:00

CNC machining

Liquid separator keeps pumps dry

Vacuum clamping minimizes distortion and enables five sides to be machined in one clamping operation. The use of cooling lubricants poses a challenge: If they get into the vacuum generator, they can cause serious damage.

Liquid separator
10:00

Workshop trolley

Flexible helper in the workshop

Work in the workshop is supported by mobile, organized and safe tool storage. Gedore red presents the new GEDWorker, a flexible and practical workshop trolley with a pull-out drawer on both sides.

Workshop trolley
16:22

Cybersecurity

OT Zero Trust as a device-centric methodology

As in the IT world, cybersecurity in the OT world is also based on continuous monitoring and verification. However, with the OT cybersecurity concept "OT Zero Trust", the focus is on the devices, not the people. Dr. Terence Liu, CEO of TXOne Networks, explains the method in more detail.

Cybersecurity: OT Zero Trust as a device-centric methodology
10:29

Air purity class 5 according to ISO achieved

Tox has servo press certified for the cleanroom

In sensitive sectors such as medical technology, the optical industry or electronics, cleanroom-compatible components are required for all processes. This also includes drives. With the servo presses from the Electricdrive Core series, Tox Pressotechnik now has a solution: they comply with air cleanliness class 5 in accordance with ISO 14644-1.

Review of the Electricdrive Core drive
09:50

Labeling device

Mobile labeling in a complete package

The P-touch E300VP mobile labeling device from Brother helps trade and industry to keep track of things. Weighing just 740 g, the P-touch E300VP with its long-life Li-ion batteries has been specially developed for use on the move.

Labeling device P-touch E300VP
09:25

Digitalization in the metal industry

Heat-resistant ceramic ink for data codes on metal components

Fraunhofer researchers have developed an extremely heat-resistant ceramic-based ink. This makes it possible for the first time to mark metal components that are processed in the automotive industry at temperatures of over 1,000 ºC with a code. The code, which is read by a scanner, leads to a database in which all the manufacturing parameters of the respective component are stored.

16:18

Industrial Connectivity Lab opens

Siemens customers test wireless technologies

Siemens has opened a new test lab for industrial connectivity technologies at its Erlangen site. Embedded in the Siemens Technology Center on the Erlangen campus, the Industrial Connectivity Lab offers 300 square meters of space for testing connectivity solutions: Industrial WLAN, 5G, real-time localization systems (RTLS) and radio frequency identification (RFID).

Industrial Connectivity Lab opens: Siemens customers test wireless technologies
14:23

Groundbreaking ceremony for new production...

SW focuses on green energy

Schwäbische Werkzeugmaschinen has officially broken ground for the construction of a new production hall at the company headquarters in Schramberg-Waldmössingen. A photovoltaic system on the roof of the hall will provide green energy. SW is also expanding the existing technology center and creating space for training and further education.

Groundbreaking ceremony for new production hall: SW focuses on green energy
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